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Discover Ludwig'good omen' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that is seen as an indication of future success. For example: The rainbow after the storm was seen as a good omen for the villagers.
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Good omen?
A good omen, perhaps?
A good omen.
Not a good omen.
So that's a good omen.
It is a good omen".
It seemed a good omen.
A good omen, I decided.
A good omen for Mr Hollande?
We took it as a good omen.
He said it was a good omen.
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